The push to build an international tourism island has inspired Hainan to set a goal to become a world-class tourist destination, which presents a prime opportunity for the island province to reach world-class standards comprehensively through learning advanced international experience and upgrading its tourism services.

From tech behemoths that are transforming sectors like transport and education, to fast-expanding innovators which have changed the way people shop, entrepreneurs from across all kinds of fields, and from across China and India, made their way to the ‘China Go Global and Second Chindia TMT Dialogue’ conference, held in Beijing on March 16, 2017.

Hopefully, the Modi government will demonstrate political wisdom and keep the bigger picture in mind when handling issues concerning China-India relations as well as taking active measures to end the stand-off between the two countries. This is the only choice beneficial to India’s security and development, to China-India cooperation, and to the stability of the region as a whole.

China’s defense policy is intended to safeguard and promote the peace and stability of the international community. Conversely, the suggestion that the U.S., Japan, and India collaborate to constrain China’s rise, as some Indian and American scholars made at the conference, is negative to the security of the Asia-Pacific region.

For a decade, BRICS countries continuously strengthened dialogue and cooperation, injecting new energy to drive the world economy, reform global economic governance and facilitate the democratization of
international relations.

The World Travel and Tourism Council has forecast that the Asia-Pacific region would remain the growth engine for world tourism for the next 10 years. By 2020, the outbound numbers for China and India may touch 100 million and 50 million, respectively.

With a comparative perspective, the book examines the different approaches adopted by various countries and India’s different states, and the different results they get respectively in fields such as public education, healthcare, and poverty alleviation.

Thanks to the spread of “Internet Plus,” the development gap between China’s urban and rural areas caused by an imbalance in information accessibility and resource distribution is expected to shrink and eventually disappear.